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How misinformation goes viral: a Truthy story

How misinformation goes viral: a Truthy story

A study in online misinformation becomes a study in online misinformation.

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Why local media struggle covering sports stadium construction

Why local media struggle covering sports stadium construction

Local media often cheer for the home teams, despite the fact that keeping them in town usually requires hundr…

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How a new Washington stifles a new political press

How a new Washington stifles a new political press

As political PR machines become more sophisticated and aggressive, journalists need to rethink how they cover…

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The death of a great American city: why does anyone still live in Detroit?

The death of a great American city: why does anyone still live in Detroit?

Perhaps Detroit needs a hero to battle its hydra. Perhaps bulldozing tens of thousands of homes will only giv…

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The death of the American mall

The death of the American mall

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President Obama eases restrictions to raise cash for his second inaugural - The Boston Globe

President Obama eases restrictions to raise cash for his second inaugural - The Boston Globe

Planners of President Obama's second inauguration are embracing the Groupon-like "daily deal" concept to scro…

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The bond rout is deepening even as oil tankers return to the Strait of Hormuz

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The return of oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz was supposed to bring down the price of crude, gasoline and diesel, taming inflation and lowering the world's borrowing costs. It isn't happening. Even as U.S. forces have worn down Iran's grip on the waterway, helping oil shipments rebound toward prewar levels, the global crude-futures benchmark jumped 4.4% Thursday to $102.31 a barrel. Average U.S. gas prices tracked by AAA were hanging above $4.41 a gallon.
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Meta's muse comes for financial stocks

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Meta's new artificial-intelligence agent already helped push the Nasdaq composite to records. Now it might be claiming some victims in the process. The rapid adoption of the Facebook parent's Muse app reignited fears that AI will disrupt the financial-services industry, contributing to a selloff Tuesday in shares of wealth-management firms, brokerage houses and even big banks.
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Meta’s muse comes for financial stocks

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